Most recent edit on 2009-05-20 02:31:43 by HarryBo

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Unfortunately, this comes at the cost of a significantly more weighty install and much slower startup :(

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Unfortunately, this comes at the cost of a significantly more weighty install and slightly slower startup.

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Edited on 2008-07-01 02:41:00 by HarryBo

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Beginning with the 6.5 release of SqueezeCenter, Slim Devices changed the database backend from SQLite to MySQL. MySQL is a more advanced relational database with many more features than SQLite.
Unfortunately, this comes at the cost of a significantly more weighty install and slightly slower startup.

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Beginning with the 6.5 release of SlimServer, Slim Devices have changed the database backend from SQLite to MySQL. MySQL is a more advanced relational database with many more features than SQLite.
At present, SlimCar (0.12 at time of writing) uses SlimServer 6.3.3. An upgrade to the 6.5 branch (and hence MySQL) is high on the priority list, but the new database increases OS footprint and makes synchronisation a bit more tricky...

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Edited on 2007-01-20 01:40:54 by HarryBo

No differences.

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Edited on 2007-01-19 10:38:58 by HarryBo

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MySQL

MySQL homepage: http://www.mysql.com∞

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MySQL

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Edited on 2007-01-19 10:36:29 by HarryBo

Additions:
Beginning with the 6.5 release of SlimServer, Slim Devices have changed the database backend from SQLite to MySQL. MySQL is a more advanced relational database with many more features than SQLite.

Deletions:
Beginning with the 6.5 release of SlimServer, Slim Devices have changed the database backend from SQLite to MySQL. MySQL is a more advanced relational database with many more features than SQLite.

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Edited on 2007-01-19 10:36:12 by HarryBo

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CategoryInformation

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CategoryInfo

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Edited on 2007-01-19 10:35:58 by HarryBo

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Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2007-01-19 10:35:42 by HarryBo []

MySQL

Beginning with the 6.5 release of SlimServer, Slim Devices have changed the database backend from SQLite to MySQL. MySQL is a more advanced relational database with many more features than SQLite.

At present, SlimCar (0.12 at time of writing) uses SlimServer 6.3.3. An upgrade to the 6.5 branch (and hence MySQL) is high on the priority list, but the new database increases OS footprint and makes synchronisation a bit more tricky...